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Sandstorm Metals & Energy Ltd > You can't get there from here
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Post by materialsgirl on Aug 19, 2013 8:41am

You can't get there from here

The SND businesss model is based on sound principles.  The challenge now is that the better part of $100m has been frittered away into uncertain or nearly dead assets.  The share price is way down and the bank balance lacks funds to do new deals.  We are at a standstill.

It is a classic case of looking ahead at opportunity but being unable to participate.   Within a year or two if Donner or Colossus or something catches on fire then the wind will be at our back and this could get us going again.  This has a good chance to happen and with a possible $3 share price there could be a new public offering

In the meantime SND cannot be proactive in doing new deals.  There simply is no available money.

Mat
Comment by Thundersole on Aug 19, 2013 1:32pm
If Donner defaults and the Streaming agreement is converted to a royalty, won't SND have cash flow almost immediately following the conversion. If Glencore buys out SND, won't SND have a large sum of cash on it's balance sheet. This next month should have some closure one way or another. Best case would be that DON can raise their own money and save themselves, but that seems like a ...more  
Comment by ivalu8 on Aug 19, 2013 2:38pm
DON will not default.  They may raise cash at unfavourable terms to shareholders, however, they will raise capital at all costs.  This is they project they have been working towards for years.  They will not let this go lightly.  Without Bracemac, they are another 5+ years away from another possible producing mine.
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